Sentences with phrase «charge enough interest»

Private lenders try to charge enough interest to compensate for the fact that some people they lend to won't pay them back.

Hard money lenders are more able (and willing) to make these loans because, unlike banks and other institutional lenders, they use asset - secured underwriting with the real estate serving as the sole collateral for each loan, and they are able to charge enough interest in order to cover the high risks involved in underwriting such loans.

Private lenders try to charge enough interest to compensate for the fact that some people they lend to won't pay them back.

Not exact matches

One drawback: they have to have enough cash flow, or they must have access to credit lines that cost less than the 10 % interest that building owners typically charge.

The government is to lend the «threatened neighbors» enough money so that credit customers of the financial «house on the hill» can to pay it the stipulated interest charges they owe.

If you lose your job, or don't earn enough to repay your student debts on time, late fees and interest charges mount fast.

Oil giant ExxonMobil says it stands by the interest rates charged on intra-company loans to its Australian subsidiary, despite those loans being central to the Australian Tax Office's claim that Exxon has not paid enough tax over the past decade.

Independent central banks that maintain low inflation allow markets to feel secure enough to charge lower interest rates.

And if not their self - respect, then their self - interest, because any hopes of re-election will be squashed between the threat of deselection and the charge of guilt - by - association, as soon as the Conservatives have had enough of watching Labour's self - immolation and step up their own campaign.

«They might have thought it wasn't in the public interest or perhaps there wasn't enough evidence to charge any more people with these serious criminal offenses,» he said.

So, there is an interesting middle point at which you want users to be on your site long enough to be able to experience enough people and also ideally to charge enough membership fees that the business is sustainable.

It's an odd couple buddy picture, but not odd enough to generate hilarity or consistent interest as good ole boy Mitch (Earl Lynn Nelson) takes charge of his depressed Aussie friend, Colin (Paul Eenhoorn).

Interesting features of this model are incredible maneuverability, Breakthough electric powertrain, enough range for most commuters, simple and intuitive to drive, available quick - charging system, and seating for four

In fact, if they paid just enough to get the balance below the credit limit, but the next cycle's interest charges raised the balance back above the limit, they'd get hit with an overlimit fee.

Payroll lenders charge high enough interest rates to compensate them for the risk that borrowers will default.

So you've got to charge your kids 28 % a year or more — like a store card — to get the message across, otherwise the interest is not painful enough for them to learn the lesson.

Many readers frequently ask whether one can earn enough reward points, to nullify the negative effects of interest charges.

By saving at least 10 % of the money you wish to borrow, you are showing your income is good enough to repay the loan and thus the interest rate charged will be reduced.

Calculate how much interest you are charged each month and try set aside enough money to cover it each month.

The fact is that low credit scores are not enough to see an application rejected, but they do have an influence over other loan factors, such as the interest rate charged and the loan limit.

If the price rises quickly enough that Mara can avoid lots of interest charges, then Mara's in the pink.

Still, in many cases, it may be possible to lower your finance charges while increasing your loan term if you refinance to a low enough interest rate.

If you are lucky enough to get approved, the interest rate charged will be unbearable.

By the time they have enough money to pay of the initial charges they have a huge amount of interest to pay off.

Plus, at 25 days, its grace period is long enough to gather the money necessary to pay the balance in full each month, which would avoid interest charges.

This is not really the focus of your question, but it's worth noting that if you live in the United States (which your profile says you do), there are tax implications for you (but not for your children), depending on whether or not you charge your children (enough) interest.

My friend did this and the IRS instead refunded 2011 and 2012 and is now charging penalties and interest for 2013 tax due to not enough tax withheld since instead of applying refund as estimated taxes for following year as requested, IRS refunded those years and now say 2013 is paid late.

So when the Fed is ready to blow it all out into the economy, and presuming the economy is healthy enough to start taking it (more on this below), first they cut the IOER rate to 0 % (I would advocate charging banks money, but maybe you do it in steps), second they start raising short term interest rates (creates demand) and then once the economy is powering forward on private credit creation like normal then the deficit will start closing naturally as the economy grows and tax revenues increase and unemployment will come down (GDP gap closes).

These borrowers whose incomes, credit ratings and savings are not good enough to qualify for conventional loans, can only get loans from finance companies that charge much higher interest rates — anywhere from three to four percentage points higher than conventional loans.»

If you have not earned enough interest to cover the early closure charge it will be taken from the balance in your account.

If you have not earned enough interest to cover the early closure charge then it will be taken from the balance in your account.

While the CARD Act caps penalties, it strangely enough does not cap the maximum interest rate a credit card can charge.

But once the credit card balance is big enough, the high interest rate most credit card companies charge (upwards of 30 % in some cases) can make it impossible to get ahead of the interest payments to pay the debt.

A $ 0 balance is good to avoid interest charges but, interestingly enough, not to build your credit score.

Sure enough, within a very short time, a Questrade agent finally contacts me with the information that the interest charge was an error and would be taken care of shortly.

The IRS also added interest charges to the alleged debt, as if losing a house in a fire wasn't enough of a burden.

What can you afford each month, and how much is enough to cut down on your interest charges?

Even with no additional charges, Dave's interest costs where so high he didn't make enough to be able to pay down his balances.

If you are just risky enough to take a chance on, you will be charged a higher interest rate to help offset the risk the lender is taking on you.

Thus, employed taxpayers could help reduce or eliminate interest charges by increasing their salary withholding enough to offset estimated payments.

If the payment is not enough to pay off all transactions at a particular interest rate, we will pay off transactions charged at that interest rate in the order: - cash advances, cheques, purchases, balance transfers and default sums.

In the instance where not enough interest has been earned to cover the Breakage Charge, it will be deducted from the balance of the product.

Seeking help from a non-profit credit counselling agency is a good solution if you have enough money to pay your debts in full but you need a break on the interest being charged.

The Discover it CashBack Match card doesn't have a maintenance fee, which is a big plus, although most credit cards shouldn't charge maintenance fees because they already make enough money from the interest people pay.

Bonus: There's not a traditional bonus, per se, but this card does offer you 18 months of no interest on balance transfers (then, 14.99 % - 24.99 % * (Variable)-RRB-, which could be «bonus» enough if you're currently paying hefty interest charges on a balance you're carrying on another card.

Games like EVE try to put players in charge of parts of the world like the economy, while games like Tale in the Desert give all the power to the players but ultimately don't have enough direction to keep your interest.

If your premium payment and the interest growth are not enough to cover the charges and reimburse the insurance cost, your insurance account value will decrease.

The bad news, however, is that some policies have such significant loans that it's not affordable or economically feasible for the policyowner to keep the policy going, which may entail paying ongoing premiums, and life insurance loan interest (to keep the policy loan from further compounding to the point it forces the policy to lapse), or even paying additional cost - of - insurance charges to keep enough cash value in the policy to remain in force (in the case of universal life policies).

The Wireless Power Consortium is particularly interested in building its technology into public spaces and businesses, and envisions future devices with smaller batteries but with enough charging points to easily keep them topped up.

The other interesting part of the pad is that it's large enough so you can place as many as three Qi - based phones on the pad and have them charge up at the same time.